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A paid position of regular employment

A task or piece of work, especially one that is paid

A responsibility or duty

A difficult task

A crime, especially a robbery

A batch representing one part of a bigger task

The amount of work assigned to a particular worker, normally in a specified time period

A job taken by a student in order to learn a profession or trade

An attempt or effort towards an endeavor

The office or role of president

(somewhat uncommon) An act of stealing something

A chance or possibility for progress or profit

To inform the authorities of someone's criminal activities or plans

Contract out work

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Noun

A paid position of regular employment

position of employment

line of business

means of livelihood

means of earning a living

specialization^US

specialisation^UK

what one is into

area of interest

sphere of activity

means of support

source of income

bread and butter

source of revenue

line of country

line of employment

sphere of influence

area of activity

sphere of interest

employment status

field of expertise

job opportunity

vacant position

means of earning one's living

situation vacant

area of responsibility

sphere of study

area of expertise

person's calling

object of study

distinguishing feature

special project

object of attention

piece de resistance

field of concentration

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“After arriving in a fast car, Tracy found a job at the market as a checkout girl.”

Noun

A task or piece of work, especially one that is paid

piece of business

long row to hoe

area of activity

area of interest

thing to be done

course of action

what one is into

positive result

stroke of genius

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“The biggest job will be the replacement of the floors in the two change rooms.”

Noun

A responsibility or duty

moral obligation

accountableness

moral imperative

line of country

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“The council has a duty to do its job and provide adequate services for the community.”

Noun

A difficult task

hard mountain to climb

hard row to hoe

pain in the bum

pain in the neck

pain in the backside

pain in the rear

source of irritation

source of annoyance

troublesomeness

thorn in one's side

inopportuneness

uphill struggle

tough assignment

trials and tribulations

incommodiousness

nervous tension

thorn in your flesh

lack of comfort

source of aggravation

thorn in one's flesh

bane of one's life

chip on your shoulder

pain in the behind

thorn in the flesh

cause of distress

burr under someone's saddle

burr in someone's saddle

pressure of work

unwanted responsibility

point of contention

matter of contention

self-consciousness

pressure cooker

apprehensiveness

uncomfortableness

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“If Sligo had lost, James Kearins would have had a real job on his hands to try and rally the troops for this one.”

Noun

A crime, especially a robbery

smash-and-grab raid

misdemeanour^UK

antisocial behavior

clandestineness

criminal offense

misbehaviour^UK

criminal behavior

violation of the law

infraction of the law

breach of the law

dereliction of duty

moral transgression

act of dereliction

act of misconduct

unlawful activity

unrighteousness

breach of conduct

mischievousness

breaking and entering

unprofessionalism

maladministration

breaking of the law

unprofessional behaviour

unethical behaviour

breach of ethics

irresponsibility

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“Neo didn't do a good job of providing an interesting mix of burglary tools for the job.”

Noun

A batch representing one part of a bigger task

“The museum gift shop's first job of 200 packages sold out almost immediately.”

Noun

The amount of work assigned to a particular worker, normally in a specified time period

Noun

A job taken by a student in order to learn a profession or trade

Noun

An attempt or effort towards an endeavor

one's level best

blood, sweat and tears

conscientiousness

experimentation

sweat of one's brow

industriousness

physical exertion

one's darnedest

blood, swear, and tears

uphill struggle

tough assignment

course of action

research and development

trial and error

single-mindedness

sense of purpose

old college try

controlled test

dress rehearsal

cross-examination

practice session

experimental period

cross-questioning

gypsy rehearsal

giving someone the third degree

scientific test

trial performance

test performance

practice exercise

combat rehearsal

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Noun

The office or role of president

prime ministership

Noun

(somewhat uncommon) An act of stealing something

Noun

A chance or possibility for progress or profit

room to manoeuvre

fighting chance

kick at the can

kick at the cat

self-determination

possible course of action

authorization^US

breathing space

authorisation^UK

window of opportunity

self-governance

foot in the door

course of action

self-government

chance of a lifetime

self-legislation

unrestrictedness

self-sufficiency

freedom from restriction

room for maneuver

freedom of action

scope for initiative

golden opportunity

power of choice

non-confinement

another possibility

other possibility

another course of action

other fish to fry

other fish in sea

initial opportunity

unpredictability

complete discretion

complete freedom

unrestricted freedom

lack of restrictions

right set of circumstances

favourable time

favourable moment

favourable occasion

leap in the dark

strong possibility

source of assistance

something to turn to

someone to turn to

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Verb

To inform the authorities of someone's criminal activities or plans

blow the whistle

sell down the river

tell tales about

point the bone at

spill the beans about

sell someone down the river

do the dirty on

turn King's evidence

drop the dime on

turn Queen's evidence

spill the beans

stab in the back

tell the police about

put the finger on

tell the authorities about

give someone a Judas kiss

put someone's pot on

blow the whistle on

spill your guts

break faith with

be unfaithful to

point the finger at

act as an informer

let the cat out of the bag

spill the beans on

inform on somebody

make a charge against

make a complaint against

inform on someone

snitch on someone

grass on someone

peach on someone

rat someone out

tell tales on someone

drop a dime on someone

drop the dime on someone

pimp on someone

fink on someone

put the finger on someone

blow the whistle on someone

point a finger at

hang something on

give the game away

divulge information

reveal information

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Verb

Contract out work

exclude oneself

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